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John McLaughlin - "Five Peace Band"

John McLaughlin draws on some of the finest young Indian musicians for this track from his exciting new recording Reviewed here by Walter Kolosky

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Esperanza Spalding - “Ponta de Areia"

Esperanza Spalding dishes up a beguiling mixture of jazz and pop on this cover of a Milton Nascimento classic. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Taylor Eigsti- "I Love You"

Taylor Eigsti rises above the prodigy label, establishing himself as a young lion of the jazz keyboard. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Nicholas Payton - "Chinatown"

Nicholas Payton mixes a sensuously delicious mood of sultry, slow-steamed blues blended with the mystery of a Raymond Chandler novel. Reviewed here by Ralph Miriello

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Marcin Wasilewski- "Cinema Paradiso"

What remarkable patience Wasilewski shows in constructing his performances! Everything unfolds with such grace and with a relaxed flow. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Stanley Jordan - "A Place in Space"

No smooth jazz here. But Jordan covers everything else, from light swing to polytonal energy jazz, on this track. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Brad Mehldau - "The Very Thought of You"

Mehldau sticks to the changes, but only for a short while, before pushing this song into uncharted territory. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Chick Corea & Gary Burton - "Waltz for Debby"

Chick Corea and Gary Burton continue to work their magic on this track from their 2008 release The New Crystal Silence. Reviewed here by Scott Albin

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Kurt Rosenwinkel - "Chords"

Guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel brings a high-powered quartet to the Village Vanguard for his debut on the ArtistShare label. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Karrin Allyson - "Estrada do Sol"

Allyson sounds like a real carioca on this Satie-esque song by Antonio Carlos Jobim from her recent Imagina CD. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Bobby Watson - "Purple Flowers"

Watson demonstrates his solid, soulful alto on a thoughtful ballad composed by pianist Harold O'Neal. Reviewed here by Ralph Miriello

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Lionel Loueke- "Skylark"

The song may be by Hoagy Carmichael, but the attitude on this track is distinctly world fusion. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Charles Lloyd- "Prometheus"

Charles Lloyd fronts a powerhouse band on a new ECM project released in conjunction with the tenorist's 70th birthday. Reviewed here by Matt Leskovic

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Diane Schuur - "Nice Work If You Can Get It"

Schuur was the reigning jazz diva of the Grammy Awards in the mid-1980s. But this recording shows that Schuur is still a sure thing. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia .

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Maceo Parker- "Hallelujah, I Love Her So"

When the conversation turns to the funkiest saxophonists in the world, Maceo has to be on the short list. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Nik Bärtsch's Ronin - "Modul 39_8"

Nik Bärtsch calls his music Zen Funk, At its best it capture a hypnotic groove that draws the listener deeper and deeper into the sound. . Reviewed here by Mark Saleski

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Pat Metheny - "At Last You're Here"

No one beats Metheny at pastoral Americana Midwest fusion jazz. And he proves it again on this track from his latest CD. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Enrico Rava & Stefano Bollani - "Estate"

Two pre-eminent Italian jazz musicans collaborate on "Estate," one of the few jazz standards to come from Mediterranean climes. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Ben Allison - "Little Things Run the World"

We may never get around to talking about Ben Allison's bass playing - because he is so skilled as a composer and bandleader Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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James Moody & Nnenna Freelon - "Just Squeeze Me"

Moody and Freelon surprise the audience -- and themselves too! -- on this singin-and-scatting duet recorded live at Monterey. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia

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Cyrus Chestnut - "Don't Be Cruel"

For jazz fans, Elvis has never really been The King. But Cyrus Chestnut gives him the royal treatment on this track. Reviewed here by Ted Gioia